NES controller makes the perfect coin purse?
Sometimes tearing apart a NES controller can be a very good thing. In this case, we'd have to say that such a fashion statement is unwarranted. We like it when the NES controller is improved through deconstruction and reassembly, not stripped of all of its functionality. Of course, using it as a template for delicious treats is also welcomed.
Even considering that the controller was ripped apart and turned into something completely different, thus leaving the world with one less functional NES controller, that is a pretty clever idea for a wallet/coin purse. If you want to make one yourself, they have all the directions posted, along with pictures, allowing you to kill a bit of gaming history just as they have.
[Via Infendo]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SomeGuy @ May 3rd 2007 7:52PM
Positively terrible. They ruined a perfectly good NES controller that could have been used for the wireless NES controller project. It's also 100% nerdy. Tut tut tut...
NeverSage @ May 3rd 2007 10:52PM
Who said it was a perfectly good NES controller? It could have water damage or something that would make it broken beyond repair. But either way, I like this NES wallet. It's cool
Barry @ May 4th 2007 6:45AM
What a waste of time and effort
AD @ Jul 7th 2007 7:18AM
I recently purchased a coin bag from Maxwell Scott , it is an amazing piece for a very reasonable price.
I dont see any use of spending so much time and efforts for a coin bag.
Have a look:
http://www.maxwellscottbags.com/leather-gifts-women.htm